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From: Neil Cash (NeilCash_at_discussions.microsoft.com)
Date: 09/22/04 

Date: Wed, 22 Sep 2004 12:03:03 -0700

I have a form that has a command button that prints the current record.
(Used the wizard to create it). And I was wondering if I could put a time
and date stamp with the name of the form on the printed page of the record.
My idea so far is that I could put a time and date stamp one the header of
the form along with the form name. And in the On Click event of the command
button (before the code instructs Access to print the record), have the
current date and time be set to the DateModified/TimeModified fields of the
stamp. But I would really like it for the header to be not visible on
screen. Any ideas on my way, or any other suggestions to go about doing
this? Thanks in advance.

Neil Cash

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